ABOUT
Frankie Mark is a Los Angeles and New York–based visual artist and photographer whose work explores light, color, stillness, and the emotional relationship between nature and space. Best known for her signature palm series Las P-Almas and floral collection Como La Flor, her imagery transforms fleeting moments in nature into immersive visual experiences designed to live beyond the gallery.
Born in El Salvador, Frankie immigrated to the United States with her family at a young age—an experience that deeply shaped her perspective on resilience, beauty, identity, and transformation. Her work often reflects those themes through atmospheric compositions that balance softness, strength, and emotion.
Before fully dedicating herself to photography and fine art, Frankie worked as a model, traveling internationally and developing a strong visual understanding of fashion, storytelling, composition, and culture. It was ultimately behind the camera where she discovered her true artistic voice.
Mentored by renowned photographers Mark Seliger and Michel Comte, Frankie developed a cinematic visual language rooted in light, shadow, color, and form. Her photography has been featured in Vogue Italia, L’Officiel, C-Heads Magazine, Galore, and more, and she also contributed to Mark Seliger’s Rizzoli-published book On Christopher Street.
Her fine art work has been exhibited during Art Basel Miami Week, the LA Art Show, and other contemporary art fairs, where her collections have resonated with collectors, interior designers, and hospitality spaces drawn to her emotionally immersive use of color and atmosphere.
Through her work, Frankie aims to create pieces that not only exist as art, but as environments—bringing a sense of calm, warmth, escape, and presence into the spaces they inhabit.